Iran issues a warning that it would retaliate beyond the Middle East if the United States or Israel restarts attacks on the Islamic Republic. The warnings come after renewed threats attributed to U.S. President Donald Trump. In reporting on the latest exchange, sources say Iran’s message is tied to the possibility of renewed strikes rather than an immediate new attack. Separate coverage also notes that Trump and Vice President JD Vance describe ongoing progress toward a deal, while simultaneously leaving open the prospect of further action. The combined accounts present a tense backdrop in which diplomatic efforts are discussed alongside continued military risk. Overall, the reports agree on the core elements: Iran publicly signals a broader geographic response if it is attacked again, and U.S. officials publicly acknowledge negotiations while maintaining the possibility of renewed confrontation. The accounts do not provide specific details in the excerpts about the form of retaliation or the timing, focusing instead on the warning and the parallel diplomatic messaging.